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Hot Wheels Fans, start your engines and race over to Discovery Cube OC to learn all about the engineering and behind-the-scenes of fast cars, and why Hot Wheels is still popular for generations to come. For example, Hot Wheels don't have engines so how can you move a car without an engine? It's all in the design! Boosters and launchers add speed to the cars. They also compare the different sound of race cars. (The faster the engine spins, the higher the pitch.)
This interactive exhibit is broken up into colored zones:
- Explore engines and power in the Yellow Zone,
- Refine your motorsport design in the Blue Zone,
- Examine the safety technology of racing in the Red Zone, and
- Meet your need for speed in the Green Zone.

PIT STOP CHALLENGE: Race against the clock to jack up the car, change tires, and gas up in this team challenge.
DESIGN: Race Car designs have changed over the years. They use light weight materials like Carbon Fiber Fabric because it's 5 times stronger than steel and weighs a lot less.
TEST: Test theories by experimenting with a six lane downhill speed track, booster power track, adjustable angles track, and timing track.
REPEAT

My boys loved it! Those are just a few things found in the Hot Wheels exhibit for hours of fun. You can also check out floor models of real race cars. My boys have been asking to go back so I'll have to find another opportunity to take them.
-Mary
Hot Wheels: Race to Win Exhibit
Now through January 3, 2016!
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This looks so fun! I can't believe we haven't visited the Discovery Cube yet! I think a visit soon is in order!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great exhibit! I used to take my daughter there all the time - so much fun!
ReplyDeleteThe expansion is pretty cool. Is your son into Hot Wheels? He will love it!
DeleteI loved this exhibit! It was super colorful and great demonstrations.
ReplyDeleteWe LOVED this exhibit. My son had a blast learning how to be effective and fast as a pit crew member.
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